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Mbongeni Ngema (b. 1955 - ) a South African writer, lyricist, composer and director was born in Verulam, KwaZulu-Natal (near Durban). He started his career as a theatre backing guitarist. He is married to actress Leleti Khumalo. Leleti who received a 1988 Tony Award nomination for Best Actress in a Musical for Sarafina; as well as starring as the leading role in South Africa's first Oscar-nominated film/move, Yesterday. In some sectors of South African society, Ngema is considered a racist because of his controversial song, AmaNdiya (about racism that Blacks in KwaZulu-Natal have suffered at the hands of Indians). It...

Mid-90's acid trance collaboration between German producers Andreas Krämer and Markus Schneider. .

El dúo Gema y Pável se formó en La Habana (Julio 1990), alrededor de la figura de la mítica compositora cubana Marta Valdés. En el año 1992, Gema y Pável desembarcaron en España dentro de la compañía “Teatro Estudio de Cuba”. Es en esta gira en donde se dieron a conocer al público español. Un año más tarde, regresaron a España definitivamente, para dedicarse a su trabajo como dúo. Desde entonces, además de numerosas actuaciones en festivales, se han desarrollado como artistas y productores musicales. Han grabado música para cine y han colaborado en discos y espectáculos de otros artistas...

Egon Egemann is a Swiss artist that represented Switzerland at the 1990 Eurovision Song Contest with a song called "Musik klingt in die Welt hinaus" that came 11th with 51 points. He also co-wrote the Swiss entry "Lass ihn" performed by Gunvor in 1998. Egon Egemann studied at the Academy of Music in Graz and Vienna, Austria. His main instrument, the violine, seemed a somewhat unusual choice for a student taking classical music and jazz. Following graduation, Egon spent a prolonged stay in the USA attending the Berklee School of Music, Boston and via personal contacts to the country scene,...